Sentence examples for moral landscapes from inspiring English sources
Keren David's writing has broad appeal: it has heart without being sentimental, is skilfully plotted, and its emotional and moral landscapes are nuanced.
By bringing together theories of moral landscapes, mobility and citizenship, the article contributes to understandings of the politics of mobility, and particularly the theorisation of how morality works in relation to different dimensions of mobility.
There are four discernable, yet interlinked, contemporary loci of geographical thought that deal with moral landscapes: conduct in place; moral practice and landscape; landscape as polity; and landscape and social justice.
Whilst increased participation and diversity in outdoor activities is highly valued and encouraged because of its social benefits, moral landscapes of the outdoors may be part of settling and reinforcing social differences and existing power relations.
The concept of moral landscapes addresses the interrelationship between landscapes and moral values and judgments; it concerns how particular symbolic and material landscapes both shape and reflect notions of 'right/wrong'good/bad'ad'appropriate/inappropriateand'natural/unnaturalnatural' in relation to particular people, practices, and things.
In his new best seller, "The Moral Landscape," Mr. Harris argues that morality is a product of neuroscience.
Margaret Little argues that the motive of care plays a significant role in moral epistemology: it is essential for seeing the moral landscape, that is, for knowing what is morally called for in a given situation, and for getting us to moral truths (Little 2007).
When it comes to joining the moral fray, Sam Harris launched an impressive opening salvo in the first few chapters of "The Moral Landscape," in which he asserts that we can talk about prescriptive morality -- should and should nots -- without any need for divine revelation.
Still, there's plenty of interest in "The Moral Landscape".
As a result, the play's moral landscape was flattened.
People are less likely to feel embedded on a moral landscape that transcends self.
